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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Cd e-Ts.op% 20 tSs EEv. JcsEt q :.
Isnxs bsAiz0c u. Sew YcIk C..y.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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s!cE ted az sEoEs. oEs c. S;8-4 .z-y
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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NJ, hg hse D. =. i';l which
rh srd Laai. .,.-,,r - a, . 81 ihe
srtsd MAJ 80 .ooss for the
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aba, ea' : 80. vac G +iersd -
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ss s3qail
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Beware of Ointmepts for Catarrh that
Contain MereoYy,

~ mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smeli and completely deranze
the whole system when entering 1t
through the u ucus eurfAcez. 6uch ar
ccies should never be used exc4p. on
prescriptions from reputable ph , sicians,
as the damage they will do are ten fold
70 the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Cs,Arrh Cure. manu-
tsciured By z. j. Cheney & Co To. edo,
o, contains no mercury and ia taken
Internally and acts directly upon the
blood ard rn1cus surfaces o. tie sye-
TEN. In buying Halls Cstzrrh Care
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio. By Y. j. Cheney & Co.
20 Sod By druggists. Price 75c. per
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Tts Rsy. Cts-aes z M--ty, .tc.sr
c. 81 AEtrg's ?. z. L.zre1, VITO tss
tss. IL VIZ pLsz-s--s q, tie pss;
;wo We. ks, .s Lew or IA. ss5s-i, AL .i
q Esp53 ". t,cz .. Bc-s 70 yaE-r.s "a
z:tss.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Dr.. Eoi's Cs1sh Eyrzp la poaly
vegetable oom po7Ld. ilsoceLi II Is,u.s
AID uccte,fu4 L. sSs-t- Yy, chi.tytr
!. a i1rsl1so.ss ezrinz ercsp, r.oyp.
irz cS-'1gt, s.c-, IL = feS korHs. P..ss
Is cs.x
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
The csms.a zr,sr Of Iny-.ai.u..

ss<d IL nzkl.g BToEn's BsgoLhia
Trnehss IL saca as 70 give ,he tess 70.
able erscs with t4teIy. They sis the
tes. ,sns1r II uHs fcr cs1zhs, co.ds
AID ih-Oa; { .kezsES
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

- '..e.-ssr. person VIXEN ku. vii
= 9zes procare . bozle Of Salvation
y. II "a tie beE; ihirs 70 ere ssel
tss. c7rts o. voaLds AL er1SSiE.s
- 4 a. Is csr.z q bo.;is.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Dctslo-s fcy sood soo.t a. Ac.lin &
SJ.'., 81 & EAyks; Ine.r c c.uaAirs
A>,Es wei. vs~-s We. AID IL saA,An.
is-s1 70 ee sstesfseIfy, AID peopls s,e
sppEsc.zs!.s ,be.- ears ~ e.. only
l.e be, a. .oyesi pr.ees-
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

T.s soi..F!pz games we're played
.e-;e:day:
P-Atcs phia-E;hle.ic, 8; Baltimore,
Sew Ycrk-1e:ropo.i.an. 13; Brock.
!!p, 70.
C.@-tiari-Cisvs.ar6, 2; ;Cincinnst.,s
Observation-Disclosures, 8; PhLA.
s.paia, s.
E=T IHE-iev York, 6; Bss.or, G..
Ter .Eninss
Dss:oi;-D<tro.t, s; In3ianapoIis, 3.
RaEtsoa:fe-WilEss5srYe, 9; A len
to~1 Il
Jerssy cl:y-Jertey City, 4; HAna.
.yo I.
IsuFkit-Hsuptis, &; sasnville,I 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Eeys.A. of TIE psl.ss = ssrs .rss.d 20
hare fooi rss< .sru0ccu, as soE.e of
i1ss o3-.sa.A-.a ksEs b4s- p-s-.le-,z cz
its fsk.k k-sz-3 <. ..ssyTs.y.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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be 20 stt fo1r MAI vgzd j-.: e. /:
.AsI - are os H.s- a. We E.E
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Nd, v.iies: | s-ztr soLeruss viii
seo.e fts1r s:isn, AID va, Sa.,s,i3u
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
DR.. Sims White Pc .r.onle g.i

DR.. slEnEs' W Lite Pc lEIon ie Bsiszn
II 5rssi ealing lcr2 remedy q Wi.
u.Eslar, Del - sg!i4 EBx.nz ag,oL..a.
ics c7res d thea, s-1 .Erx d.-@s Ess
irso1 1eh that /; 10 ncT .o12t: af,+s
= ros, ur!Terss..y with tie u.a a. COZ.
tcs1c1. a. corziiTs re1t5y 70,
c5zxts, fore 'h,os;, coids, tos-ser ess
cro1p, etc i il 0: ess..y tss.; S5e s.1
q; so.i by dsa.s.s. Depo: Po7ii4 AID
KiaR sgeets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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-s.: :s-+.-zs, 81. eryrn aEt yess.sb 20 o.
. E1o1s a. Tsry fs>s3.ao.s py1ce.
Es,neys AZ Es.1sEe-s AYE iEyi.es1 y.
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Wsen v5s.rz2 Pai.sds.ptia zap a;
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sresi, tai tquz-e iEol Pa5..c B-llG.
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r..zsc-ao.e e yE.e.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
gnnroader.a C.p. z.c

I;v.i pay yea 70 exsn.Le tie IA.
'iEs c. lsee care ,E.i r.>es Yed f.0n
.5s. apvsrcE Earl. & pclsi, s.r..i
a1d -a:LS.l =. e&as
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
CUNE1.

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Why RorreH TrockI.

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

class "Roush en- Dlri" with the ordi.
na.y washing compounds. II is neg,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation in Housekeeping. A boon
20 women. A new discovery. Beats
the world for Kitchen, Laurdry,
SiArching, Bath OF SSarpoo.
Wells II air BalsAm
II gray, restores 70 original oo'cr. An
elezan. d.ess.pg, soffers 81 ID bes suiifies.
No oil nor grease A ionic restorative;
stops hair coming ont; strengthens.
cleanses, hea.s scalp. 5Sc.
Rough on Tooihache. Inssar. reikf
l5:. "ROCGH on CORSS," hard or
scfs COINS lSc- ROUGH on BILE
Pills" Little, bat good. Ice. "ROCGH
On WORMS" Sure cara &c.
"lough on kiies.''
Ask for "R1ush on Piles" Inrsrrs,
aud Exiernsi R-medy IN each package.
Su:e care. SIC.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
VI enortal Dav.

The following order has been issued By
the Department Commander OF this
sate: HEA DQCARTEgs DEPARTMENT or
DELAWARE, GRAND ARMT OF THE Re-
PUBLIC Dover, Del, May End. 1887.
General Orders, No. al. In accordance
with the custom established nineteen
years ago, by our late Chief, Gen. John
A. Logan,-he who In life was ever alive
TO the tnterests Of the soldier,-he who
stood fret In the hearts OF the Grand
Army OF the Republ.c, ad whose grave,
ere two decades have passed, will receive
that token OF love and Remembrance he
in life 30 'enderly accorded TO bis depAr.-
cd cour1des,-it Is hereby ordered tha.
Monday, May Thirtieth, be observed in
decorating the graves Of deceased Soldiers,
Sailors aud Marines, within this Depart
mert Post Commanders will carry cut
the Necessary arrangenenH therefor.
ii. II is recommended that posts, In
their discretion, extend TO other organi-
zations Invitations ~ participate in the
Observance Of the day, TO the end ths,
good fellowship may be cultivated and
maintained with all honorable assoeiA-
lions.
III. P7ss Chsplains, in their reports,
will state the number of comrades ir line
on Memorial Day." also names Of or
gsntEAiions participating with them.
". spec;s! attention s called to Gt ne
raj Orders Sos- l2 and Is National Head
quarters the wisdom OF which cannot
fall 10 become apparent to AL Comrades
OF the u. A. T., Is the wishes, eousul,a
lions aud act.one Of our order belong only
20 ourselves. By command OF
J. z. MoTBaAT, Dept. Commander.
Il. J. ESgIGHT, a. A. General.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Kr.YrsG1or. MAJ

WILNisGIos, May 7, Is>7.
ItH:J tays after date We prom ise 10
give he tee. excags.on of he seasen 70
a Ffz csss, on TIE t,<zner Thouss
G yde, f;oD Pour;h ssre<; vhArf, win
.o=i d.'a.ca,iyu, for vslu, re,sa,eL
S1OgT u. z ErsDAY EcEoJL.
D1s M2ucs., june O.
Tia no,e ia eEtorted By NJ. P,oyi.
csLoS p@.n!::lrz.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

ChEhIFf'- sALE-BY yIRrUEOFA
y wit ofPIrs Nencitlani kzpcLzz. u ue
cifs>'sc. viii De ex5o<s1 70 pa5i.c "a =. a:
ins cokl Few tce7pie1 ~ GIsz IArssI,
n Mldd!e.svr, ib -. Gs.:z.s Er-1.sd,
as" Ca<as C>u.ty, DsI.,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 8Tz DAY VI SAY, is<-.
atzo':lo.k 2. H.,
TIE fnoricz dsfcy.osi zeal es,s... ~:
Al that plartsii9n c3rapo.ed Of uysrsl
trzrs And pascsL of IsLd. Sl.n TIE DWELL
Tax house, barn ,n1 o.a.y oaI3uii1inzs
tse'son ereeEd. E,7s,s Ia -. 3erxes
Eaof'e1, New Ca tie CO3.:y zo1 statstf
Ds!aSz.e, and co2 risinz all TIE lz.ds cf
tzd L<1n.ine n. ne " aor.s. !yinS IN sstd
ncn1rsd, bDun1e1 u Lard u .Es c..yt ef
Ps.<c BoHCaa. csssz<s3. Tnsnzt Ne
Whortsr, tas es7n.y yold Leading f,,n TIE
iowa OF 81. Gto-sss 20 .azEH Bradye AID
lan:s sf John r. Ecdsoa sr1 otks.s. con.
tsirinS Ia tzncret AMI Ar.y aerez oflSrd
te tns zane MIRA oY lsks, Or k1ss.evey
c:asrwiss tne EAns Esy ts 1aced aad de-
s..ihtd.
Se.z.d and tsxsn in exs.1tion 40 TIE uYo,-
PER Of Lsontcs n. Nc Hlor.<y szd " Dc
soA by
Oils La ESOe, she-tr.
sasti:'E Ot,s, Wln.ngAn, ApriI q,
~. AZ ED u
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

d.. Ba..'. Cough Syr1p should be
yep: IL eTe'y fsEiy. a ..igb. coush,
II 2-c.e-Ee1, e often tns forerurpef oi
cJr1Gu5 5.!on. Oas dnee Of ,Lis wcn-
ces:a. nzsct.ics tas ressr1sd many from
.s srAYs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Al ks-3t 0. plis1i a-sf .cirss ,. VIZ.
Er--1SG :, 49, .G-.Ls. E.-zzz.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
The Judges Indieusnf.

When the application Of william o.
nane' OF East Camden, n. j., for .
ilquor license came before tbs coart yes
tsrday Judge Woolston arose aud de.
ciared with considerable EN- phasis th at
no would never consent 20 the granting
OF license TO a man who sends word
there is 800 In 1t for tn. cour: II the II.
csnse be given him. Presiding J udge
Huag inquired who had made such 4
compromising offer. when Judge Woole-
ton replied that Zans was the man.
Then Judge Huag remarked: "I will
refuse to vote for the license, too. I
won't have It said In after years that q
HuRg voted 10 z ant Zane 8 license be.
cause there Was 900 In 1t for him."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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CHEKiFF5 sAJ.K.-BY yIkILE or
y tEn1ry v.i,s RI soditiSnl kxs.nAt. -
ne d'reeAt, will Os sxp>Sed :. p1nIle sale,
a: i1s 5. Il. eS.csr II .se1a1 sEi O:a.xs
t,rssn. !. he ei.y .. VILE .rgrsn, "a REV
C&SiN CSaa.y, Lei@Is-e,
Oh TELksDAY,
TEk lzTz DAY VI NAY TT.
AL. o'cl;ez, = z
TIE ic!ieuisg ces--osd Iers,. 81 p-,persy,
T.E
six ape' lA'ses, :Ho t.:Alse. h.sss. ere
fi's Atse. 1srZsi. ls:1s, t.7f p..uEinx
!s.1ss. e1!inx p:e2- ensyy zri11ey AID
Tnsti. k4irr2.kt ekles, tie..lex HAetirs
Tises. anTi!t. co,siEs z lis, drlI prem, rpt
taFai,s nscEi1s, sryiEg Lsx asy, Tip kAz-
Es,f an1 dist, 70, 1Ssb, o-rce .gYrt.sre AID
taie. it u ra-k.s sLd p.rtly tn4hsd ra1
snd cores, Ia r1s1 BfsMme. sts4!. 10.
RAD isnn. ca.lra cr tEsz<t. 10: az ses b1t
esi:s,t AID ctos; trtaeist 70. Ls.eia exam
e.z,e1
,e.Is1 ss1 tszsn :. exer,t,.. "a .fs p.2r.
cry lie i!.so h. sni,. xnd wty.sr
axle C31Dsry. sc1 ~ Ds asld "
Oils LAMBsDs, sksrf
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A. D., lssT. AZ s,d-u
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
sALE-BY VIRTUEGFA

- writ OF recOnd Plus VendItiom Yxp1nas
Y ne directed, will be IpDsed TO public sale
q tne tourt HOUSE. on Market street between
isath anf Eleventh streets, in the CITY OF
wilmington, sev Castle County, D.l.,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
GREAT FIRE SALE.

Over s47.0 worth of Mems, Boys.
and Chiidren's Clothing saved From
the Late Now York fire Must be
CLOSED Out by Order OF the Insurance
Companies. No. 400 Market street
The appraisers for the insurance COM
panies, After carefully examining this
stock OF clothing. concluded that the
same wss not 30 badly damaged ~
claimed ny the assured clothing manu-
fActurers, and failing to s2ree Is TO the
actual loss, were forced 70 take the
stock. turn 1t into money, and the aoods
must be sold q once In order 70 make .
nnsi settlement All goods are ap.
praised At 70 cents on the dollar Of
man factufers' cost And this is all
We wArt for them. The great fire sale
Will enable the people OF Wilmington
and vicinity to secure their clothing for
almost nothing. We will tell you here
Of fsw bargains: We viii sell mems
nice business suits, sil 70 match, for
1885, No. 406 Market street.
This suit cost TO manufacture s13 %,
and II 1t does not suit you In every re-
spect, or IL you don't think 1t worth
$l3 IS, bring 1t back in any time In four
days and We viii pay you &3.65. Ele.
CANT Che-iot suits worth SIS. must 60
for "a IS. Beautiful Cashmere salts
worth el7, marked $5.s5. 1.0O0 differ
ent kinds of diagonal, worsted and cork
screw suits, which cost TO make about
$40, We will sell for e9T5. Good work
ira pants, worth 81 90. are now marked
~ cents. We havesixty different styl les
OF nice Cashmere pants At 81 70 that
Can't be bought else where for less than
n. We have large line Of boy g suits,
picated black sniss, suitable for the sea
sop, worth IS, but viii let them go ct
el.7o. 500 overcoA,s, worth from
e7.10 10 e25, vii, be sold from t3.s5 TO
tS.Ss. 600 dozs IN suspenders, 10 cents .
pair. 600 dozen mems fancy socks, 8
cents . pair. Insurance. Companies'
6alesrosms. 4o6 Market street, VIII.
minetou, Del. Open evenings till 9
O'Clock.
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MARRIED..

EYERLY-DEILY.-O Thursday Nov.
II, 1887. by Rev. F. p Manhart, Mr.. Frank
II. Eyerly to Miss DeliIah Deily.
MEARS-MOYER.--On Tuesday, Nov.
90, 1887, at MIR. Philip Meyers, Mr.. John
w. Mears to Miss Lizzie M. Meyer, by
Rev. F. p. Manhart.
GILLASPEY - WILLET. - At Light
street, November 10th, 1887, by Rev. T. H.
Tubbs, Mr.. John Gillaspey to Mrs. Sarah
A. Willet, both of Bloomsbury, Pa.
HOLDEN-ElER--A the residence OF
the brides parents, at Eyersgrove, on Nov
II, 1887, by G, L, Sands, Esq, George NJ
Holden to Miss Eva Belle Eyer, both of
Eyersgrove.
KLINE-MoHENRY the residence
of the BRIDES parents, In Benton township
Saturday, October 30, 1887, Mr.. w. j
Kline to Miss Mary NJ. McHenry, james
l.. Calhoun officiating.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-11-25
East Benton.

A colt, belonging to VIM. Ipher, attached
to "buckboard" AMI tied to htching-
post at Cambria, one night not long since,
broke loose, and ran away, demolishing
vehicle and returning home with
nothing hut the collar and few
straps. A year or so ago viii had
similar runaway from the same place one
night, and we picked up the fugitive end
returned it just in time to save a general
neighborhood search for the voluntary
wanderer. All the damage then done was
the loss of a blanket.
From the present indcati ons there will
be more of general shifting and moving
next spring, in, and around our commun-
ity than for many years past.
Many wells are failing and unless timely
and copious rains set in before it winters
in, many will suffer for want of water.
The streams hereabouts are very low.
Miss Maggie Tubbs teaches the Forks
school, Benton township
Miss Allie Ruckel teaches at Register,
Huntingdon township.
About one inch of snow covers the ground
at present.
Nearly all of Cambria is being supplied
with flesh water from Hon. James Nc
Henry's spring by means Of hydraulic
ram and galvanized water pipes.
We boys are waiting for Ice to ''hook"
suckers. But this is not the season for
TREASURY" suckers. They never go under
the ice but always keep where it grows too
| hot.
The public and select schools at Cambria
were not consolidated under the pricipal-
ship of G. q. Hughes as reported some
time ago. The former is taught by Samuel
Bogert and the latter Is conducted by Prof.
Calhoun with hatteriug prospects for a
large and progressive school. No doubt
the old Academy school" at New Colum-
bus will soon be supplanted by this new
select school at Cambria. We have long
felt the need Of such school in the neigh,
borhood, which could have profitably ex'
listed years ago with beneficial results to us,
but the time has passed for us to share its
benefits. But we hope the community
will now improve their opportunity and
make the beet of 1t, by cooperation, ant
patronizing this school. This we regarc
an opportune and golden opportunity fol
our young people of the neighbohood
This is an age OF evolution and ''geomet
rical progression" and education is one o
the series in the scale of powers which al
| alamo tho lima nnfolds tho NV aterv nf natur,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-11-25
Council Proceedings.


Bloomsbury, Nov. 8rd, 1887.
Special meeting. Present p. 8. Harman,
president, and members Sterling, Winter.
steen, Clark, Ringler, Cadow. Moved that
cast iron plates be placed over the cutters
at each end of the street crossing opposite
Court House. Agreed to. Moved that a
single crossing be placed at Scott's alley
and double crossing at east side Of Leon
ard street on Third street. Agreed to.
Moved that single crossing be placed over
Second street on west side Of Whitman's
alley. Agreed to. Moved that crossing
be placed over Railroad street on south
side Of Third street, agreed to. Moyed
that double crossing be placed on south
side of Third street over Market street: so
ordered. Moved that double crossing be
placed on west side of Centre street over
Fifth street. agreed to. Moved that a
crossing be placed on east side Of Second
street on Leonard street, agreed to. Nov
ed that the secretary inform manager OF
Music Hall that he is required to take out
a quarterly license. Moyed that a 10 in.
terra Gotta pipe drain be laid from, Fishing
creek through land of Josiah Gigger to Sec
ond street and up Second to east side of
Leonard street, with suitable specials, on
condition that Josiah Gigger will release
without charge; agreed to. Moved that
the sewer be extended from the end of
Main already laid in Iron street up to
Fourth street, out the same TO Catharine
street, agreed to. On motion adjourned
Nov. 10, 1887.
Regular meeting. Present, Messrs.
Sterling, Dentler, Cadow and Ringler. On
motion Mr.. kingler was called to the chair.
Bills and accounts and reports Of Com
missioner of Highways for month of Oct
ober read and on motion were approved
and secretary directed to draw orders for
same. The total amount was $2396 So, of
which $762 05 was for limestone, $342 o.
for hauling. On motion adjourned.
SAMUEL NEYHARD, Secretary.
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l give honor to whom it is due. DR..
David Kennedy's Favoritc Remedy cured
me of Bright's disease and gravel. Four
of the nest physicians had failed to relieve
me. l have recommended it to scores of
people with like success, and know 1t will
cure all who try it.-Mrs. E. p. Miner,
Burg Hill, o. Send 2-cent stamp to Or.
Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y, for book how to
cure kidney, liver and blood disorders.
Mention this paper. nov25d4t
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The entertainment given at the Opera
House last Friday night for the benefit OF
Ent Post, G. A. r., was not as well pat.
ronized as it deserved. The programme
consisted of recilations by Mrs. Margaret
Custer Calhoun, aud music by quintette
consisting of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. s, Winter
steen, Misses Fox and Shut, and Mr.. p.
E. Writ. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith presided at
the piano, and she and Miss Ella McKin-
ney played duet, The musical part Of
the programme was well rendered,
MRS. Calhoun Is a sister of the late Gen.
Custer, and her husband lost his life In the
same engagement with the Indians in
which Gen. Custer and so many other
brave men were killed. She possesses q
voice of remarkable sweetness and her
manners are very attractive. She captivat-
ed the audience at once, and held Its un-
divided tattention throughout. Her pathe-
tic selections brought tears to many eyes,
and her humorous sketches were greeted
With hearty laughter She was encored
twice. We hope Mrs. Calhoun will favor
Bloomsburg again.
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notice to TAX Collectors.

An act of the Legislature and approved
June End 1881, (See pamphlet laws, page
45) requires tax collectors, township and
borough offic, rs to make return OF seated
and unseated lands upon which no proper
ty can be found from which to make taxes
to the County Commissioners on or before
the first day of January next, with suffi-
cient description by boundaries or other,
wise, of each separate lot or tract and
about the quantity of the same. Those
who fail to maze returns by said day will
be held for such loss. Taxes so returned
become lien against the property so re-
turned. We have blanks on which these
returns are to be made and will furnish
them upon application of collectors.
Oct 2S If JOHN B. CASEY, CONS Clerk.
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warning.

To HOUSEWIVES AND SERVANT GlRLs.-lt is
true that water is abundant and a sovereign
cleanser; but that is no reason that on these
frosty mornings you should s.rub off the
upon them, making them so very slippery
as to endanger the limbs of every pedes.
trian. Pavements are to walk over, and
sweeping them, if any cleansing is requir-
ed, is all that is necessary. Hotel porters
and servants are much given to this break
neck practice. Abandon it at once; it is
dangerous. Children running to school,
business men in hurry, ladies enveloped
in their wraps, are all in danger of life or
limb. f.
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A solid Serge, plaided by
narrow color-stripes and inch
wide body-stripes. SO inch,
81, from $I.25.
Enough to be suggestive.
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Let us always have an old-fashioned
Christmas, abounding in deep snow, warm
fires, and fur robes, in sleds and sleighs,
evergreens, carols, and gifts for everybody
Nothing else SO appeals to the hearts OF
children, or to the people who have had
childhood. And that is just the kind of a
Christmas told about in captain Santa
Claus" in December Harper's. The sweet
children have the presents they so longed
for, and the sweet woman has her lover
who so long had waited for her; and all
the world was happier and better for the
day, just as everybody else who reads Cap
tain Kings charming story will be happier
and better for it.
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Chief Asst. Engineer U. s. Lutz AMI En-
gineer F. II. Sloan, of the B & s. engineer
corps, expect to go to the North Mountain
in short time to shoot deer. Those wish.
ing supply of venison for the winter had
better send In their orders shortly to these
gentlemen, as they are both experienced
hunters, and the price Of deer meat will
probably go mp after their return, on ac-
count Of scarcity.
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Caution. you ask your druggist for
PoND's EXTRACT, and he tries to impose
upon you by offering something the same
as PoND's EXTRACT" do not believe him.
There is nothing the same as PoND's Ex-
TRACT. 1t cannot be successfully initiated,
and any articles offered as such are only
worthless counterfeits. Put no faith in
any druggist trying to deceive you. 1t is
sold only in bottles, iuclosed in buff wrap
pers, with the words "PoND's EXTRACT"
blown il the glass, and is never sold in
bulk